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. Shivaji knew his weaknesses (smaller army) and his strengths (terrain and psychology). Guerrilla Tactics (Ganimi Kava): He used "Innovation with limited resources." Management Lesson:
Strategic Disruption (Guerrilla warfare as a market entry strategy)
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Shivaji understood that he could not rely on external resources. He built a self-sustaining ecosystem. He focused on building a strong navy (the father of the Indian Navy) and maintaining a tight, efficient treasury.
Shivaji’s spies (Bahirji Naik) were his strongest asset. He knew the enemy's move before they did. In business, this is actionable and competitive analysis.
: Leaders must anticipate external market disruptions and invest in new technology. Slide 8: Conclusion & Summary [Insert link to PPT presentation]
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A slide titled "Decentralized Management Structure" explaining how local empowerment leads to faster, more effective decisions—similar to modern Agile teams. 4. People Management & Meritocracy
Human Resource Excellence (Meritocracy, Welfare, and Motivation)
Strategic Vision & Mission Alignment (Setting Corporate Goals)